St. Enoch Centre glasgow

It’s strange to think that this is a shopping centre named after a six century saint who is the mother of Saint Mungo, the patron saint of Glasgow. The centre The shopping centre is split over three levels, the first one contains all the main shopping stores, the second one fast food and the third one toilets. The shops are middle of the range and contain most of the main retail groups. If you want higher end shops you’ll need to venture outside. Parking The centre has its own parking which makes it highly accessible. Top tip It’s often quicker to take the stairs then wait on the lifts Worth a visit, you won’t be disappointed. LIKE If you found this review helpful and please click the like button.

St. Enoch Centre is quite big. Lots of Reno's going on as well at the moment. It is a close walk from Buchanan Galleries down Buchanan Street or easily accessible by the subway and National Rail. The restaurant Nando's is there which is awesome cause that is one restaurant that is definitely worth every bang of your buck as it is not overpriced and gives good portions depending on your liking. They are very accommodating for people with allergies so don't let that stop you from going there. Overall St. Enoch Centre is good but I'd like to see it once the construction is finished.

Always clean and has a lot of shops and food court. Sadly takes a long walk to get down as is only one elevator exit to Argyle Street from top floor, apart from elevators. Many people I know, go there often.

Love this place! Location is so convenient next to the train station. And lovely baby corner on the 3rd floor. I also like toys shop on the 2nd floor it looks like You are in a fairy tale.

Love this department store. We get a great service. Everyone is very nice and polite. Highly recommended for children too. Thanks team.

Live getting my eyelashes done in the small stall past the Disney shop.

Nice shopping mall with lots of nice shops. Upstairs there is a food hall with plenty restaurants. The cinema is a nice place to go to as well. Parking prices aren’t that bad considering you are in the middle of Glasgow city center.

Decided to meet up with my ex wife here to see if we could work things out. A lovely public place with plenty of shops to browse But from minute 1 she had a face on her and no matter what I didn't I couldn't shake it so around noon we called it a day. Only real downside to the place were the toilets which had a pungent smell of #1, in fact the only thing that stunk more than those toilets was my ex wifes attitude Come for the shops but do your...ahem "business" at home

The centre has much to offer although like many centres big brands that have disappeared leave an abundance of empty shops. Very clean accessible toilets and good range of eateries The centre has stair, ramp, lift and escalater access, still a good shopping experience.

I like it. Never to busy, and great food court. And great to pick up presents fast, but the famous hamleys store. Is great for taking the kids for a treat, and a different experience of how a toy shop should be.